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Rivals Wisconsin and Iowa looked to top a bunch of 3-2 teams in the Big Ten on Saturday night.

It wasn’t much of a competition. The Hawkeyes rushed for 329 yards on the ground and dominated Wisconsin on both sides of the ball, 42-10.

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Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	GENERAL
WIS	3	0	0	7	10
Iowa	0	14	14	14	42

The Badgers’ bye week couldn’t come soon enough as Iowa scored another rushing touchdown with 1:15 left in the game, this time from Jazun Patterson. The Hawkeyes will finish with 329 yards tonight, scoring over 40 points for the third straight time at home. The Badgers’ defense had absolutely no answer to the Hawkeyes’ rushing attack in a miserable 42-10 loss to Iowa.

The Badgers force a 3rd-and-6 at the Iowa 27, but any chance of getting back into the game ends when Sullivan and Orwert meet for a 52-yard reception and Iowa is first down at the UW 21. Two plays later, Sullivan punts the ball away. . ball centered to first. It takes a few plays, but Johnson scores his third touchdown of the night and the Iowa offensive line continues its dominance, up 35-10.

The Badgers finally got the big play on third-and-10 when Lock hit Vinny Anthony on a 33-yard run. Anthony’s second good throw for 15 yards brought the Badgers to the 20-yard line. The quarter ends after Walker’s two carries produce seven yards, setting up a 3rd-and-3 from the 13. After Walker is picked off for a loss, the Badgers go on fourth down, with Lock finding Williams for a 14-yard touchdown on fourth down. UW trails 28-10 with 14:12 left in the game.

Things are going from bad to worse for Braden Locke and the Badgers. On 3rd-and-5 from the Wisconsin 40, Lock is intercepted by Nick Jackson, who returns it 28 yards to the UW 12. Two plays later, Sullivan finds Jacob Gill in the end zone for a 7-yard score and a 28-3 Hawkeyes lead. Lock was 9 of 20 for 72 yards and two interceptions with 4:17 left in the third quarter.

Iowa will continue to run the ball until the Badgers adjust to stopping it. The first eight plays are rushing plays and produce over 60 yards. Iowa had nine plays that put the ball on the field for more than 10 yards. (The Badgers have two). On his 10th straight drive, Johnson scored from nine yards out to give the Hawkeyes a comfortable 21-3 lead. Johnson has 131 yards and a pair of touchdowns and the Hawkeyes have 238 yards as a team.

Having the ball early in the second half gives the Badgers another opportunity to get closer, but after just one first down and 18 yards on the ground, the Badgers are forced to punt again. Lock was 8 of 18 passing for just 68 yards, although he didn’t score in the series.

Caleb Johnson has 92 yards rushing and the Hawkeyes have a team-high 152 yards. The Badgers have just 114 yards of total offense.

UW gets its first third down conversion with about a minute left in the half on Lock’s 4-yard run to the Iowa 43. However, an incompletion, a blocked tackle and a false start set up 2nd-and-30 at the Wisconsin 37. Another negative play. leads to third-and-33 with 28 seconds left in the 34. by 11.

Nayzier Furqurean’s tackle on Zack Orwert prevents a first down and gives the Badgers a much-needed stop. Unfortunately, the 57-yard punt gives the Badgers kickoff at the 6-yard line. Darrion Dupree’s 13-yard completion gets the Badgers off the goal line, but another incomplete pass on another third-and-long forces another punt. However, Iowa has just three yards on three plays, including two incompletions, and the Badgers have a chance to score before the end of the half as they start from their own 30 yards after another 50-plus-yard punt for 2: 45 to go.

It was another three-and-out for the Badgers after Locke’s third-down throw to Williams went out of the receiver’s hands and was incomplete. The Badgers had yet to convert on third down (0-of-3) with 7:15 left in the half.

A personal foul penalty on Aaron Witt and a 30-yard run by Kamari Moulton helped set up Iowa’s 80-yard touchdown drive, capped by Johnson’s 16-yard run. The game suddenly moves away from Wisconsin as the Hawkeyes increase their lead to 14–3.

The Badgers gain just one yard on three plays and a punt from the 26. Atticus Bertrams’ 42-yard punt extends after an illegal block on the Hawkeyes’ punt return.

On 1st and 10 from the UW 32, Johnson carries the ball for 10 yards and another first down. They call his number again and Johnson gains 16 yards on his next touch, passing the ball to the 5. On third-and-goal, Sullivan holds the ball and is pushed into the end zone for a touchdown. The Hawkeyes lead 7-3 with 12:45 left in the half.

After a 7-yard pass by Pauling and a 5-yard run by Walker, Lock makes a costly mistake as his throw is picked off by Deshaun Lee in open space and returned to the Iowa 47. After a five-yard run, Sullivan passes to Jacob. Gill gets 16 yards and the Hawkeyes are in business by the end of the quarter.

Iowa received the ball at the 25 and moved the ball to the UW 38. The Badgers had two tackles for loss and a false start by Iowa, which forced a 56-yard field goal that hit the uprights but was missed by Drew Stevens.

Braden Locke’s 10-yard throw to Will Poehling gets the Badgers off to a promising start, but after Tavi Walker’s seven-yard rush, the Badgers flag a false start. On 3rd and 8, Iowa reciprocated with successive play-action penalties giving the Badgers a first down, but then Lock was sacked for a loss of five yards at the 43-yard line. However, one play later, an unsportsmanlike penalty gives the Badgers another first down at the Iowa 43. Two plays later, Locke hits C.J. Williams for a gain of 18 and a first down at the 25. But another false start and an incomplete throw to the end. The zone sets up 2nd and 15 from the Iowa 30. Vinny Anthony’s quick throw out of bounds gains nine yards. On 3rd-and-6, Lock threw a pass to the opposite end and Nathaniel Vakos kicked a 38-yard field goal to give the Badgers a 3-0 lead with 6:15 left in the first quarter.

There is a “blackout” in Iowa City, with most fans wearing the dominant Hawkeyes colors as the two Big Ten rivals play the league’s sixth game of the season. Quarterback Brendan Sullivan comes out and completes a nine-yard pass after Iowa gets punted, but after two runs by Caleb Johnson gain a total of nine yards, an incomplete pass on 3rd-and-1 forces a punt and the Badgers take top yourself. 20.

What time do the Badgers play today? Wisconsin vs. Iowa kickoff time

Date: Saturday, November 2
Time: 18:30

What channel is the Wisconsin-Iowa game on tonight?

The Wisconsin-Iowa game will air nationally on NBC in Week 10 of the 2024 college football season. Noah Eagle (play-by-play) and Todd Blackledge (analyst) will call the game from Kinnick Stadium. Streaming options for the game include the Peacock app and Fubo, which offers a free trial for new subscribers.

Wisconsin vs. Iowa Odds: Spread, Moneyline, Over/Under

Spreading: Iowa (-3)

Money line: Wisconsin (+140), Iowa (-165)

Total points: 42.5

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Predictions for the match Wisconsin – Iowa

Mark Stewart: This sets the stage for a great game for Wisconsin. The Badgers played well last week, but it wasn’t enough to win. However, the experience of facing a top-three opponent prepares UW for the challenges of winning on the road. Wisconsin 24, Iowa 20

JR Radcliffe: This looks like a hugely important game for quarterback Bradyn Lock, who has struggled to get through a game this year without committing at least one turnover. Is he the future champion of this program? If so, this will be an opportunity to show it by leading Wisconsin in a tough but winnable road game against a team that doesn’t have a starting quarterback. The defense has already slowed one potent opponent (Rutgers), but Iowa is the best in the Big Ten in that regard, led by Caleb Johnson. That’s another risk, but I think Iowa has a little more to offer. Iowa 28, Wisconsin 23.

Wisconsin football schedule 2024

All time Central

* Indicates a Big Ten game.

August 30: vs. Western Michigan, win, 28-14
September 7: vs. South Dakota, win, 27-13
September 14: vs. Alabama, P, 42-10
September 21: Bye
September 28: in OSK*, L, 38-21
October 5: vs. Purdue*, win, 52-6
October 12: at Rutgers*, W, 42–7
October 19: on North-West*, Z, 23-3
October 26: vs. Pennsylvania*, P, 28-13
November 2: in Iowa*, 6:30 p.m.
November 9: Bye
November 16: vs. Oregon*
November 23: in Nebraska*
November 29: vs. Minnesota*, 11 a.m.
Record: 5-3 (3-2 Big Ten)

2024 Iowa Football Schedule